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Retroactive Oregon Judicial Decisions Do Not Violate Ex Post Facto Prohibitions or Due Process
by Mark Wilson
The Oregon Court of Appeals held that the retroactive application of a new judicial decision allowing imposition of a harsher sentence after a successful appeal does not violate state or federal ex post facto prohibitions or the due process clause.
In 1967, the Oregon Supreme Court held ...
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